F. NO CHANGEG. reports-most of them filed by hunters-H. reports; most of them filed by hunters,J. reports, having been filing by hunters,...

F. NO CHANGE
G. to behold
H. beholding
J. to be holding

So this grammatical question is one that is about one that is about verb tenses. So if we look at the thieves subject generations, then this is plural, which means the verb must be appropriately plural as well. And in the present, perfect, tense and choices gene, a few can cross out right away because these are in the singular verbs. So there not thorough and jay is wrong, because this cannot be present in the present tense. So we need to use the present perfect, which is?

So this is a dramatic question about connections specifically in transition phrases, and we're gonna look at the current phrase. So the current phrase that is underlined doesn't make any sense because it implies that this is the sentence current sentence is the results of it complies a cause and effect relationship that is inaccurate. So we're gonna cross out F and same thing eso. The introductory sentence doesn't suggest either conclusion or contrast, so we can eliminate J, G and H as well we're going to go with and J.

So this question is one about verb tenses, and we're gonna look at so the underlying phrase and we know the for. So we know the verb, and we know the subject and the subjects, which is what the verb is referring to is is singular. So we're going to go with Sarver, Would be to tell, and we need, um so we need the right tense. Uh, we need to We need the present tense choice F switches to the present progressive, which is incorrect twice. G. So choice we can cross our choice. F Choice G doesn't have a verbs. The choice G would create a second sentence fragment and choice. Jay has the same problem with F, and we don't need the has an unnecessary pronoun. We're gonna go with answer choice a jazzy and

So this is a question of grammatical question about word choice. So we're gonna go to the underlined phrase and we see that the adjective is in the, uh so the adjective is correct. However, it's not grammatically correctly used because most frequent is not an answer is not a word. So we're going to is not a correct freeze. Um, and G as what Syrian eliminates f e um, Choice B is similarly redundant. So cross out g. And so between age and Jay, we know that Jay is a, um an adverb and can't describe now across our J We're left with her Answer just h.